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1. You blindfold your pt and hold an orange under their nose. You ask them to identify the smell which they correctly do. Which cranial nerve have you just tested?
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A review of cardiac, neurological, and musculoskeletal assessment for Master's Level Assessment class.

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2. What is the ideal blood pressure?
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3. You are sitting in your apartment with your best friend, when your friend excuses herself to go to the bathroom. You hear her grunting and straining to have a BM and then you hear a thump. You run to the bathroom and find your friend momentarily disoriented on the bathroom floor. Thinking back to assessment class you realize which cranial nerve has likely been stimulated?
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4. Which cranial nerve is responsible for smell?
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5. Which cranial nerve is responsible for slowing heart rate, stimulating digetive organs, sensing aortic BP?
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6. Which cranial nerve is responsible for vision?
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7. Which of the following is an S shaped curvature of the spine?
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8. Is S1 associated with systole or diastole?
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9. Which cranial nerve is responsible for hearing & sense of balance (equilibrium)?
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10. Which of the following is a systemic autoimmune disease that occurs when the body's own immune system mistakenly attacks the synovium (cell lining inside the joint) and effects all joints?
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11. Which of the following is associated with deposits of sodium urate crystals?
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12. What is the difference between tremors at rest and tremors with intention ( i.e tremors when performing a task) ?
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13. Which of the following is a lumbar concavity that is accentuated by pregnancy of obesity?
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14. A 68-year-old retired kindergarten teacher presents to your office for evaluation of swelling in her right arm. On questioning her further, you discover that she has had a recent mastectomy for right-sided ductal carcinoma in situ. What is you most likely diagnosis?
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15. Define Orientation
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16. What is the Romberg test assessing?
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17. A 25-year-old housewife presents to the urgent care clinic for evaluation of paralysis in her face.  She has a history of an upper respiratory 2 weeks before the onset of these symptoms.  She states that her face is drooping and that she is unable to close her eye.  On physical examination, you note that her forehead is smooth on the right side, her palpebral fissure appears widened, and her nasolabial fold appears flattened and she is drooling.  Based on this information, what is the most likely diagnosis?
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18. What tests would you perform to check for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
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19. When auscultating your pts heart you hear a blowing, "shshing" sound. What is this? 
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20. An 80 year old woman presents to your clinic for evaluation of palpations and shortness of breath.  You obtain an electrocardiogram, which reveals an irregularly irregular rhythm without discrete p waves.  You diagnosis her with atrial fibrillation.  The most likely physical finding upon auscultation of her heart is
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21. Which of the following descriptions best describes a GRADE 1 murmur?
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22. What kind of edema would you see with Right sided heart failure?
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23. While doing a neuro assessment you ask your patient to smile, puff their cheeks, and raise their eyebrows. Which cranial nerve are you testing?
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24. Is S2 associated with systole of diastole?
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25. You are assessing a 4 month old baby in the ER. You stroke the bottom of the babies foot and see the toes fan out. Is this normal?
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26. Which of the following is an exagerrated curvature of the posterior spine (Humpback)?
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27. A 35-year-old postal worker presents to your office for evaluation of pain in her joints. She states that the pain is worse in her fingers and wrists; both hands are affected. She notices that it takes her longer than 1 hour to get moving in the morning because she is so stiff. For the past few weeks, she has been having fevers, some as high as 100.5℉. You notice that she has fusiform swelling in her fingers and wrists bilaterally and that the PIP and MCP joints are tender to palpation. Based on the history and physical examination findings, what is your most likely diagnosis?
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28. When asking your patient to shrug their shoulders and turn their head side-to-side which cranial nerve are you assessing?
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29. When applying a painful stimulus to an unconscious patient you notice that the pt bends their arms inward toward the chest with wrists bent and fingers clenched. Their legs are extended and rigid. What is this known as?
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30. Deep tendon reflexes are assessing what?
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31. You are auscultating your patients carotid artery and ask the patient to hold their breath. Why do you do this?
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32. A 23-year-old fast food worker presents to your office for evaluation of pain in his feet, especially the heels. He notes that the pain is most intense when he first awakens, then eases up somewhat after walking for a few minutes. By the end of the day, the pain has returned again to its full intensity. He has tried OTC analgesics without success. He denies fever, chills, trauma, or injury to his feet. On physical examination, he has tenderness upon palpation of the plantar fascia. There are no deformities or joint swelling. What is your most likely diagnosis?
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33. You are assessing Mr. Wink's legs and find them to be cool to the touch and pale. He complains of intermittent pain the legs and he has no hair growing on either leg. What is causing this?
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34. A 75-year-old retired short-order cook presents to the office for evaluation of weakness.  He has a history of hypertension; he stopped taking his medication a few months ago because he couldn’t tell that it was making a difference and it was too expensive.  On physical examination, his blood pressure is 220/110 mmHg.  He has deviation of the tongue to the left side.  Which cranial nerve would have to be affected for this finding to be present?
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35. Define Recent Memory.
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36. Which cranial nerve is responsible for facial movement, facial expressions,& secretion of tears and saliva?
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37. This is your brain...

In the picture above. which lobe of the brain is pictured in green?
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38. Which grade of murmur is barely audible?
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39. A 29-year-old sales representative for a pharmaceutical company presents to your office for evaluation of pain in her jaw. The pain has been present daily for the past 2 weeks. She denies any history of trauma or injury. Her medical history is unremarkable. She is able to eat without difficulty but hears a clicking sound from her jaw. She denies fever or chills. On physical examination, you palpate the temporomandibular joint and ask the patient to open her mouth. You feel crepitus when she opens and closes the jaw. Based on this information, what is your most likely diagnosis?
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40. A 13-year-old junior high school student is brought into your office by her mother for evaluation of unequal shoulder height. Her mother first noticed this problem 2 weeks ago. There is no history of birth trauma or recent injury. On physical examination, there is a lateral curvature to the spine. The curvature is more pronounced with forward flexion. Based on this information, what is your most likely diagnosis?
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41. An 18-year-old college football player comes to your office after sustaining an injury on the field. He states that he planted his foot and had to pivot to catch the ball. He heard a “pop,” and his right knee gave way and started to swell. The trainer iced it down. On physical examination, you note increased swelling and tenderness over the right knee. He has significant forward excursion when you perform the Lachman test. He also has more movement of the right tibia when you draw it forward when compared with the left. Based on this information, what is your most likely diagnosis?
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42. What could you ask a patient to do to accentuate the findings of a mitral valve prolapsed?
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43. A 55-year-old construction worker presents for evaluation of swelling in his feet. He has smoked 2 packs of cigarettes daily since the age of 15. He has noticed pain in both legs when walking, which is relieved with resting for 10 minutes. On physical examination, his dorsalis pedis pulses are decreased bilaterally in comparison with his femoral pulses. His feet are cool to the touch when compared with his upper legs. He has no pedal edema. What is your most likely diagnosis?
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44. Which cranial nerve is responsible for pharyngeal movement, taste, sensing carotid BP,  sensation on posterior tongue and pharynx?
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45. Which of the following is NOT a way to test your patients coordination/balance during a neuro assessment?
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46. Which of the following is caused by stretching or contraction beyond muscle capability & repetitive motion?
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47. Which of the following descriptions best describes a GRADE 4 murmur?
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48. A 27-year-old software specialist presents to your office for evaluation of numbness and pain in his fingers. He has noticed that the numbness increases as the day goes on; at first he noticed it only at the end of the day, but now it is present upon awakening. It is present in both his hands. The pain started several months ago and is not relieved by OTC analgesics. The patient’s family history is significant for HTN and cerebrovascular disease. On physical examination, his BP is 110/70 mmHg and his thenar eminence is atrophic. Which tests would you perform to confirm your initial hypothesis of carpal tunnel syndrome
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49. A 50-year-old physician presents for evaluation of pain in his right shoulder. The pain has been intermittent for the past 20 years, but over the past 3 weeks, it has been present daily. He has tried OTC analgesics, but they do not relieve the symptoms. 5 years ago, he fell on the icy pavement and landed on his shoulder. You perform a physical examination maneuver, because you suspect a rotator cuff tear. What is the name of this test?
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50. Which grade of murmur can you hear without using a stethoscope?
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51. You are examing the legs of Mrs.Wackadoo and find her legs to be warm and edematous with a dark bluish/purple discoloration. There is a small ulcer on her ankle and she states elevating her legs helps to relive the swelling. What is causing these symptoms?
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52. You are assessing a 26 yr old woman, R, who 6 months ago was in a serious car accident. Her family states that ever since the accident R has had little control of her emotions, seems to have lost the ability to reason, and now has very poor judgement and problem solving skills. Her personality just seems different. R most likely sustained an injury to which lobe of the brain?
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53. A 55-year-old- nursing assistant presents to your office because of persistent swelling in her feet. She is a nonsmoker. Her medical history is noncontributory. She has never had any surgeries. She works two 8-hour shifts daily, 6 days weekly. On physical examination, her BP is 110/60 mm/Hg; her cardiovascular examination is normal; and her legs have 2+ pitting edema bilaterally without rashes, thickening, or ulceration of the skin. What is your most likely diagnosis?
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54. This is your brain...

In the picture above. which lobe of the brain is pictured in yellow?
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55. The occipital lobe is primarily responsible for....
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56. You are doing a neuro assessment on 37 yr old M, who had a serious fall and brain injury several months ago. During your assessment you find M has trouble with language comprehension and with processing auditory stimuli. You recognize he most likely sustained an injury to which brain lobe?
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57. You are assessing 72 yr old Mr. Payne and find he has + JVD, Lift,recent weight gain, and Swelling of the ankles. What is your diagnosis for Mr. Payne?
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58. Which grade of Murmur would be accompanied by a thrill?
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59. Define graphesthesia.
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60. Which of the following is a hinge joint?
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61. How do you perform McMurray's Test?
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62. Which of the following describes the S1 heart sound?
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63. Which of the following describes the S3 heart sound?
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64. A 22-year-old daycare worker comes to the clinic for evaluation of fever as high as 103.5 degrees F, headache, and neck pain.  She has photophobia and neck stiffness.  During the physical examination, you flex the patient’s leg at both the hip and the knee and then straighten her knee to elicit meningeal irritation.  The patient experiences severe pain.  The name of this sign is:
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65. What test would you perform to assess for a torn meniscus?
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66. You are assessing a child in the ER who came in with a high fever. You flex the childs neck to put their chin to their chest and see the child bend their hips and knees because flexing the neck has caused pain. Is this normal?
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67. Which of the following descriptions best describes a GRADE 6 murmur?
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68. A 62-year-old accountant presents for evaluation of a rash on his lower legs. He has had this rash for several months. He denies fever or chills. The skin itches. He has tried OTC creams without success. He has smoked ½ pack of cigarettes daily for the past 20 years. On physical examination, the skin of his lower legs is hyperpigmented and bluish-red. He has a shallow ulcer on his right medial calf. His dorsalis pedis pulses are 2+ bilaterally, and he has normal hair distribution on his lower legs. These findings are most compatible with which one?
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69. This is your first day on the medical ICU rotation.  One of the patients you have been assigned to follow is comatose.  You want to decide whether this patient’s coma is due to a metabolic or structural cause; therefore, you examine the patient’s papillary response to light.  If the patient were in a coma due to an opiate overdose, you would expect to see which type of reaction?
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70. Which cranial nerve controls tongue symmetry, movement and position?
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71. Which cranial nerve is responsible for swallowing & shoulder and neck movements?
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72. Mrs. Fluffernutter is a new pt in the ICU whom you are going to assess. She had a cerebral aneurysm rupture and is being monitored in the units. When you assess her you find she will not open her eyes no matter what you do. You are unable to elicit any verbal response and upon deep painful stimuli she demonstrates a decerebrate response. What is Mrs. Fluffernutters Glascow Coma Score?
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73. You are doing a quick neuro assessment on Mr.Finkelstein. You aks him to sit on the table so you may assess him and he complies. His eyes are open as you start your assessment by determining orientation and find he is completely oriented. You continue with the rest of your neuro assessment but have determined his Glascow Coma scale score is:
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74. Which reflex is used to identify possible diseases of the spinal cord & brain and may also indicate severe brain damage?
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75. Which of the following describes the S2 heart sound?
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76. Define attention:
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77. Which cranial nerve is responsible for chewing, sensation on the face,  & corneal reflex.
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78. Which abnornal heart sound is associated with CHF, MI,& Pregnancy?
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79. A patient is brought to the emergency room for evaluation of mental status changes.  She has a history of a fever as high 105 degrees F.  She has had a headache and symptoms consistent with an upper respiratory infection 2 weeks before the worsening of these symptoms tonight.  You are updating this patient’s clinical progress.  You diagnose her with a coma.  You note that her respiratory pattern has become irregular, with Cheyne-Stokes breathing.  Her pupils, which were previously equal, are now unequally reactive to light.  What is the most likely cause of her coma?
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80. When applying a painful stimulus your patient rigidly extends his arms and legs. His toes are pointed downwards and he arches his head backwards. This response is known as what?
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81. The temporal lobes are mainly responsible for...
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82. A 61 year old hairdresser presents for evaluation of shortness of breath.  You examine her jugular venous pulse (JVP) and listen to her heart.  You diagnosis her with right-sided heart failure.  Your JVP measurement is most likely to be:
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83. An 18-year-old college freshman presents to the emergency room for evaluation of fever, headache, and neck stiffness.  On physical examination, the patient is resting quietly and has a flushed face.  His vital signs are as follows: temperature, 104 degrees F; pulse, 110 bpm; and BP, 105/70 mmHg.  He has no rashes. During the physical examination, you flex the patient’s neck and hips and knees flex in response, indicating meningeal irritation.  The name of this positive sign is:
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84. Which of the following is a degenerative joint disease that results from wear and tear of the joints and is associated with heberden & bouchards nodes?
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85. Which of the following reflexes usually indicates a severe injury to the brainstem?
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86. What is stereognosis?
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87. A 22 year old waitress presents to your clinic for evaluation of pain in her chest.  She appears to be anxious.  The pain is worse with physical exertion, such as climbing stairs.  She does not smoke, use alcohol or illicit drugs, or consume excessive amounts of caffeine.  You auscultate her heart and diagnosis mitral valve prolapsed.  What did you hear to make this diagnosis
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88.  A 73 year old retired publisher presents to your clinic for a routine checkup.  He has a history of class III congestive heart failure, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia.  He is doing well and is taking his medication as prescribed.  On examination of his cardiovascular system, what would you expect to find?
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89. A 35-year-old factory worker presents to your office for evaluation of pain in his left arm. He denies any acute trauma or injury. His job involves inspecting jars, and he has to test the opening and closing of the jar lids. He denies fever or chills. On physical examination, there is no swelling over the elbow. You palpate the olecranon process, and he has tenderness on the left lateral epicondyle but not on the medial epicondyle. Based on this information, what is your most likely diagnosis?
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90. Define Remote Memory.
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91. Which of the following is the LEAST important when assessing a diabetic patients feet?
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92. A 90-year-old retired business owner presents to your clinic for evaluation of excruciating back pain. She denies fever or chills. She states that the pain started suddenly but denies trauma or injury to the back. On physical examination, the patient has thoracic kyphosis, which you have noted in the past. You palpate the spine and note exquisite tenderness at L3 and L4. There are no step-offs. The patient has limited ROM secondary to pain. Deep tendon reflexes are 2+ bilaterally in the lower extremities. The straight leg raise is negative. Based on this information, what is your most likely diagnosis?
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93. Define Level of Consciousness.
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94. Which cranial nerve is responsible for PERRLA (Pupillary reactions) & visual fields?
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95.  Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for osteoporosis?
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96. With which knee deformity would your pt be 'bow legged'?
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97. A 55-year-old executive assistant presents to your office for evaluation of pain in her wrist. She states that the pain has been present daily. She has taken OTC analgesics for the pain, which seem to help. She denies fever, chills, or rashes. On physical examination, she has pain and tenderness over the right wrist but not the left. She has a hard dorsolateral nodule on the DIP joint of her right middle finger. The MCP joints are normal. What is your most likely diagnosis?
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98. When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear a Pan-systolic plateau murmur. This would be indicative of what?
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99. You are in the morgue and assessing a DEAD patient. Your snarky instructor decides to ask you for this patients current Glasgow Coma Scale score. What is your response your instructor?
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100. The Parietal lobes are mainly respsonsible for...
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101. How would you test for Kernig's sign?
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102. Which cranial nerve is responsible for downward & inward movement of eye, and innervates superior oblique muscle?
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103. You are doing an assessment on Mr. Donald who is an inpatient at this time. When you call out Mr. Donald's name he does not respond to you nor open his eyes.  You are only able to get him to open his eyes upon deep painful stimulus. At this point he also mumbles some incomprensible speech and then shuts his eyes again. He will not follow commands and there is only a slight withdrawal from pain. What is Mr. Donalds Glasgow Coma Scale score?
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104. You have arrived to class early and find Mrs. Hammack is not quite herself. She is sitting on the assessment table talking to Harvey the Dummy. Her eyes are open spontaneously as she is intently staring at Harvey. When you speak with Mrs. Hammock she is able to answer questions appropriately, but is confused in conversation.  She does not follow your commands but when you pinch her hand she purposefully pulls away her hand and threatens to flunk you. What is Mrs. Hammocks current Glasgow Coma Scale score? 

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Eyes- 4 (open spontaneously)
Verbal- 4 (answers questions, confused in conversation)
Motor- 5 (will not follow commands, purposefully withdraws to pain)

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105. In which lobe of the brain is Broca's area located?
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106. Where would you best hear S2?
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107. A 35-year-old reporter presents to you office for evaluation of back pain and weakness in his left leg.  He was play-wrestling with his nephew and hurt his back 2 weeks ago.  He states that he has noticed tingling in his left leg as well.  He has not noticed incontinence of bowel or bladder function.  You perform a physical examination and confirm that he is dragging his left foot when he walks and that his Achilles reflex is diminished. You diagnose him with a herniated disc.  Which nerve root are you testing with the Achilles reflex?
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108. When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear a Midsystolic crescendo-decrescendo murmur. This would be indicative of what?
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109. A patient with a recent brain injury is found to have lateral neglect. This is associated with injury to which lobe?
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110. At what point would you diagnose Hypertension in a patient with Diabetes and Renal disease?
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111. You are palpating Mr. Vil's carotid and listening to his heart. You hear an excess heart sound which does NOT correlate with your carotid palpation. Which heart sounds is this?
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112. When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear an Early diastolic decreased murmur. This would be indicative of what?
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113.  You are going to do an assessment on Mrs. Lotty and upon arriving to her room find her lying in bed. When you call her name softly she does not open her eyes. You must shout in order for Mrs. Lotty to open her eyes just slightly. You ask her for her name and she mumbles "Dog.... Train... California". She is able to speak, but it is not relevant to the questions you are asking. Upon asking her to stick out her tongue she is able to do so and also squeezes your hand upon request but her eyes remain closed unless you repeatedly call her name and ask her to open them. What is Mrs. Lotty's Glasgow Coma Score?

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Eyes- 3 (open to voice)
Verbal- 3 (words discernable, inappropriate to conversation)
Motor- 6 (follows commands)

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114. You are auscultating the heart of Mrs. Mick. While palpating the carotid, you ausculate an extra heart sound which correlates with your carotid palpations. What sound is this?
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115. Which of the following conditions is NOT associated with systolic murmurs?
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116. Which of the following describes the S4 heart sound?
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117. Wernicke's area is located in which lobe of the brain?
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118. Which of the following is a Condylar joint?
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119. When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear a Mid- to late systolic murmur & opening snap. This would be indicative of what?
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You blindfold your pt and hold an orange under their nose. You ask...
What is the ideal blood pressure?
You are sitting in your apartment with your best friend, when your...
Which cranial nerve is responsible for smell?
Which cranial nerve is responsible for slowing heart rate, stimulating...
Which cranial nerve is responsible for vision?
Which of the following is an S shaped curvature of the spine?
Is S1 associated with systole or diastole?
Which cranial nerve is responsible for hearing & sense of balance...
Which of the following is a systemic autoimmune disease that...
Which of the following is associated with deposits of sodium urate...
What is the difference between tremors at rest and tremors with...
Which of the following is a lumbar concavity that is accentuated by...
A 68-year-old retired kindergarten teacher presents to your office for...
Define Orientation
What is the Romberg test assessing?
A 25-year-old housewife presents to the urgent care clinic for...
What tests would you perform to check for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
When auscultating your pts heart you hear a blowing, "shshing" sound....
An 80 year old woman presents to your clinic for evaluation of...
Which of the following descriptions best describes a GRADE 1 murmur?
What kind of edema would you see with Right sided heart failure?
While doing a neuro assessment you ask your patient to smile, puff...
Is S2 associated with systole of diastole?
You are assessing a 4 month old baby in the ER. You stroke the bottom...
Which of the following is an exagerrated curvature of the posterior...
A 35-year-old postal worker presents to your office for evaluation of...
When asking your patient to shrug their shoulders and turn their head...
When applying a painful stimulus to an unconscious patient you notice...
Deep tendon reflexes are assessing what?
You are auscultating your patients carotid artery and ask the patient...
A 23-year-old fast food worker presents to your office for evaluation...
You are assessing Mr. Wink's legs and find them to be cool to the...
A 75-year-old retired short-order cook presents to the office for...
Define Recent Memory.
Which cranial nerve is responsible for facial movement, facial...
In the picture above. which lobe of the brain is pictured in green?
Which grade of murmur is barely audible?
A 29-year-old sales representative for a pharmaceutical company...
A 13-year-old junior high school student is brought into your office...
An 18-year-old college football player comes to your office after...
What could you ask a patient to do to accentuate the findings of a...
A 55-year-old construction worker presents for evaluation of swelling...
Which cranial nerve is responsible for pharyngeal movement, taste,...
Which of the following is NOT a way to test your patients...
Which of the following is caused by stretching or contraction beyond...
Which of the following descriptions best describes a GRADE 4...
A 27-year-old software specialist presents to your office for...
A 50-year-old physician presents for evaluation of pain in his right...
Which grade of murmur can you hear without using a stethoscope?
You are examing the legs of Mrs.Wackadoo and find her legs to be warm...
You are assessing a 26 yr old woman, R, who 6 months ago was in a...
A 55-year-old- nursing assistant presents to your office because of...
In the picture above. which lobe of the brain is pictured in yellow?
The occipital lobe is primarily responsible for....
You are doing a neuro assessment on 37 yr old M, who had a serious...
You are assessing 72 yr old Mr. Payne and find he has + JVD,...
Which grade of Murmur would be accompanied by a thrill?
Define graphesthesia.
Which of the following is a hinge joint?
How do you perform McMurray's Test?
Which of the following describes the S1 heart sound?
Which of the following describes the S3 heart sound?
A 22-year-old daycare worker comes to the clinic for evaluation of...
What test would you perform to assess for a torn meniscus?
You are assessing a child in the ER who came in with a high fever. You...
Which of the following descriptions best describes a GRADE 6...
A 62-year-old accountant presents for evaluation of a rash on his...
This is your first day on the medical ICU rotation.  One of the...
Which cranial nerve controls tongue symmetry, movement and...
Which cranial nerve is responsible for swallowing & shoulder and...
Mrs. Fluffernutter is a new pt in the ICU whom you are going to...
You are doing a quick neuro assessment on Mr.Finkelstein. You aks him...
Which reflex is used to identify possible diseases of the spinal cord...
Which of the following describes the S2 heart sound?
Define attention:
Which cranial nerve is responsible for chewing, sensation on the...
Which abnornal heart sound is associated with CHF, MI,& Pregnancy?
A patient is brought to the emergency room for evaluation of mental...
When applying a painful stimulus your patient rigidly extends his arms...
The temporal lobes are mainly responsible for...
A 61 year old hairdresser presents for evaluation of shortness of...
An 18-year-old college freshman presents to the emergency room for...
Which of the following is a degenerative joint disease that results...
Which of the following reflexes usually indicates a severe injury to...
What is stereognosis?
A 22 year old waitress presents to your clinic for evaluation of pain...
 A 73 year old retired publisher presents to your clinic for a...
A 35-year-old factory worker presents to your office for evaluation of...
Define Remote Memory.
Which of the following is the LEAST important when assessing a...
A 90-year-old retired business owner presents to your clinic for...
Define Level of Consciousness.
Which cranial nerve is responsible for PERRLA (Pupillary reactions)...
 Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for osteoporosis?
With which knee deformity would your pt be 'bow legged'?
A 55-year-old executive assistant presents to your office for...
When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear a Pan-systolic...
You are in the morgue and assessing a DEAD patient. Your...
The Parietal lobes are mainly respsonsible for...
How would you test for Kernig's sign?
Which cranial nerve is responsible for downward & inward movement...
You are doing an assessment on Mr. Donald who is an inpatient at this...
You have arrived to class early and find Mrs. Hammack is not quite...
In which lobe of the brain is Broca's area located?
Where would you best hear S2?
A 35-year-old reporter presents to you office for evaluation of back...
When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear a Midsystolic...
A patient with a recent brain injury is found to have lateral neglect....
At what point would you diagnose Hypertension in a patient with...
You are palpating Mr. Vil's carotid and listening to his heart. You...
When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear an Early diastolic...
 You are going to do an assessment on Mrs. Lotty and upon...
You are auscultating the heart of Mrs. Mick. While palpating the...
Which of the following conditions is NOT associated with systolic...
Which of the following describes the S4 heart sound?
Wernicke's area is located in which lobe of the brain?
Which of the following is a Condylar joint?
When auscultating a patients heart sounds you hear a Mid- to late...
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